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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Ed L.
  • Mancelona, MI
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Where to start investing?

Ed L.
  • Mancelona, MI
Posted

Own 2 places right now, 1 rented out cheap with a self maintenance deal to family, pays the taxes on both plus a little, and the other we live in. No debt, no credit, not much cash saved for any down payments..

I could probably invest $1k-$2k per month right now..

Where do I start?

Girlfriend has a lot of hospitality experience and we are kindof kicking around the idea of a place we saw.. 

it has a house on it we could live in plus 6 small apartment rentals, some occupied, $130k, bank says $800 something a month and around $35k down.. It's like a motel with a few long term occupancies..

So we could move out of the one we live in now and get around $500 a month rent out of it, use it as collateral for the down payment, and have a go at it?

What sorts of things on the business and legal end do I have to consider buying something like that?

Sounds like a decent scheme no?